I don't know if this is a hotel or a safe house. The hotel is dirty, there is no front desk or actual check in. When we arrived we told them we had a reservation ,the "front desk clerk" gave us a look as if the word "reservation" sounded foreign to him, after a short explanation of what a reservation... more

I stayed with a friend over Halloween weekend, and experienced much the same as other reviewers. At $65 a night, the Sheffield is by far the most affordable hotel in the area. Wrigley Field is a block away, and it's close to the mass transit. Everything else in the area is two or thee times more expensive. However, nothing can... more

On August 9,2008 I bookes a room at the shelffield house hotel well looked the room over it was ok and then i left to go to the club but i check back in at 10:30 fell asleep around 11:00 pm woke up iching at 4:30 am went to the bath room to go pee and came back looked on... more

My friend and I drove 10 hours to Chicago to go to Lollapalooza and found out that our prievously booked hotel had accidentally cancelled our reservations. Well, after such a long drive and it being 3 in the morning, I was extremely tired and upset and just wanted to find somewhere to stay. Every other hotel was booked, and we... more

This is basically a transient hotel. Yes, the location is awesome, but if you suffer from allergies, this is not the place for you. There is massive dirt everywhere. Don't even look at the dust monsters under the stairs. The best thing was when we looked at our pictures later and saw all the gross drip marks on the wall... more

This hotel isn't posh or upmarket but when you are only paying $50 a night it really isn't that bad. The room was clean enough although I stayed there for 3 nights and never had a maid come and service the room. The bathroom is old and dated but functional. The location is great for boystown / north halsted bars... more

Just wanted a cheap place to pass out after we went out for the night. Heard this place wasn't great but figured it wouldn't be bad for a few hours of sleep.. First off, got there and the lady at the desk was rude and mean, got over that and went upstairs to our room the hallways smelled really bad,... more

We stayed for a weekend and unfortunately it was during the Chicago marathon, when it was very hard to find downtown hotels. The outside of the hotel is classic, vintage and in a great neighborhood with great ethnic restaurants and coffeehouses. We're used to "European-type" hotels. But the charm ended there. The hotel and room was dirty, smelly (cat urine... more

A place right out of a movie: hexagon tile floors, an elevator that holds four with a cage door to close before it works. If you want to visit Chicago, don't mind some rather simple place to stay, and want to be two blocks north of the scoreboard at Wrigley; this is it. I keep expecting Faye Dunaway and Jack... more